Best set of fullt edirable test certs packeage?

[craig1000]

Hi
I am wondering where or who would be the best place to get ( happy to pay for) a decent full set of certs that are fully editable on a PC?
Would like EIC, MWC, EICR & PIR's, all to be of the same make up etc & with the option for additional boards within the one cert if required!
hope this all makes sense!
Thanks in advance for suggestions!

 

[DurhamSparky]

Easy Cert!!!

covers the whole area of certs!!! fire/elec/pir....

 

[telectrix]

or castline formfill. it's free.

 

[Top Cat]

I use these:-
*Software for Electrical Contractors from Hollycroft Software Ltd

 

[Mark_Burgess]

If you did a search on this site you will have found editable PDF's!!

 

[Octopus]

Or PIRform.... not free but a good bit of software, especially if you do EICR's as it references the Reg numbers with faults

 

[Druncanduncan]

Hey telectrix. The castline formfill you mention being free. Have you used it yourself? Anybody elsevused this product?

 

[ian.settle1]

or castline formfill. it's free.

Only for the PART P version the rest you have pay

 

[londonlec]

Another vote for easycert.

Durham is there a way you can copy and paste results on the schedule of test results page?
IE if all circuits are the same type: T+E, BS60898 etc etc

 

[craig1000]

Have downloaded the ones fro here but to be honest whilst grateful for them & i am using them to get by, I am not able to do all what I would like with them! Could well be my lack of PC skills but no place for company address I saw. Also report number disappears after i save close then reopen & the test instrument box isn't big enough for my tester ref we have!
Have checked out all four suggest & all look good, but especially standing out at the moment are easy cert & honey-croft!
Think the whole package of honey-croft is looking good with all the letter templates etc
Decisions decisions, will investigate further over the weekend!

 

[craig1000]

Hey guys, been doing much looking at these packages & am ready to invest by Monday i reckon but first can i ask some of them still include PIR's some only have EICR & imply that the PIR has been replaced by the EICR. I have looked into it & am confused as some people still talk about the PIR's, which have been removed from BS7671 :2011 amendment so would indicate now only EICRs.
These i take it account for checking out an install & for the purpose of a PIR?

I have narrowed down to easy cert & hollycroft, any final thoughts, like the idea of the easycert mobile app, i have downloaded to check out, could save lots of jotting then retyping back at the office, & in general so far seems eay to use from free trial download but that only gives cert etc.
Hollycroft overall seems to offer a hell of allot more & allot of we need i.e health n safety n all the other office based generic documents for us to adapt but a shame i cant seem to have a trial although im still to got thought the whole site so may find something to try, also has the option of the design software which could be useful & save allot of time.
Anty final thought will be really helpful ;-)

 

[telectrix]

Hey telectrix. The castline formfill you mention being free. Have you used it yourself? Anybody elsevused this product?

i use it. find it's OK. they are all tedious if filling in on computer.

 

[Top Cat]

I use Hollycroft it is a father and son team, if you have a problem they will get back to you. Very friendly and helpful. The only thing is you must have Microsoft Office or at least Word.